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FFS!!!!!

On the other hand, MVS is clutch in the playoffs and McD really wants to get over that hump.

I need a t-shirt that says "Team Reddick"

When describing the different aspects of the receiver room, he only mentions MVS as the guy with speed. Even though he's had an up-and-down preseason, I feel like that dude is a lock for roster.

Something about him bothers me. Maybe it's just because he played for Dallas.

Doesn't seem worth paying for Tannehill's limited services. I'd take any high-upside young guy available.

Maybe. At the same time, no true film gurus out there were down on Edmunds. There was nothing to complain about besides the lack of splash plays. On film, the guy was solid.

I'm already creating my first mock for the 2025 draft, putting major focus on the QBs.

Based on Marino's history, I think he's just over-enthusiastic about linemen of all types.

It makes me feel a little better about the Oline. All that stuff can be cleaned up. They're certainly not lacking in athleticism and energy.

Yeah, I don't think he moved the needle at all. Camp performance carries more weight right now than the limited action these guys had in the game. Claypool is not a winner in this scenario, since he's completely unavailable. He's done virtually zero.

And Benford I assume is only getting better, not worse All the more reason for Babich to get more aggressive on 3rd down. It's gonna work against most QBs.

That's fair, but there's nowhere to go down to. Those are the last two guys besides Claypool and Shavers. Shavers is winning more than Claypool is, if you're saying anyone's status is moving based solely on other players' performances.

He doesn't even say the obligatory "according to a source inside the organization" This sounds like pure speculation, although I don't doubt that there's at least a little truth to it

Hard to say Chase Claypool is winning anything. Is he healthy yet? Hamler dropped a high pass from Buechele, but he showed value in the return game. MVS and Josh have had good chemistry in camp. It's not like these two are amazing, but there's nothing to me that indicates Claypool is winning. Great stuff from those two young OLs. That's awesome.

I mean, obviously. It was kind of tongue in cheek.

The only time summer was my favorite was when I was in grade school. Even then it was barely the favorite. Now it's fall and it's not even close. Sports Seasonal beers Halloween Thanksgiving Weather Natural scenery The fruits of your labor “Of all the seasons, autumn offers the most to man and requires the least of him.” — Hal Borland

The cross-field lateral or a series of rugby-type laterals has the potential to be really effective in this play, I think. The runner goes right, blockers on the far left let their men through and fall back, then the runner throws it to them before getting hit. Big boom or bust potential obviously, but I think the opposing team has less time to react to it as opposed to the previous set up when they started farther back.

Yeah, I'm imagining red, white, and blue streaks trailing behind the bison and wrapping around to the bison on the other side.

People who stop at a light and then proceed to creep slowly forward 20 more feet before the light changes. Just drive up to where you want to be and stop. It's not hard.

Gonna be fun for the kids. Have a nice E.T.-esque coming of age vibe to it.

Yeah, because Cleveland is really known for capitalizing on big picture opportunities. Such an amazing city.... /sarcasm

Gotcha, that's a cool idea.

The international federations are pretty corrupt. At the end of the men's basketball final they had the president of FIBA out there to present medals, who is some billionaire sheikh from Qatar who looked disinterested at best. You know he's not in it for the sport.....

Dammit